General Hospital fans are in shock after the recent GH news reports regarding the status of one of GH’s lead actors, Ingo Rademacher, has spread across social media platforms.
As a result of the Covid vaccine mandate which took affect on November 1st, Rademacher is no longer employed by ABC’s, General Hospital. General Hospital rumors began circulating last week, claiming that Rademacher along with another lead actor, would be exiting the soap opera.
In addition to the General Hospital news regarding Rademacher’s exit, social media outlets were on fire again after some called out Ingo for a meme he posted to his Instagram story. The meme was said to have been labeled as transphobic, resulting in co-stars speaking out on Twitter. For more details on the story, visit General Hospital Blog’s recent article on Ingo’s sudden exit.
General Hospital spoilers reveal an update regarding GH comings and goings news. It has been confirmed that Rademacher is no longer part of the GH cast and crew, as his last air date is set for November 22nd.
We are saddened by the recent turn of events that have lead to this point, ultimately the exit of fan favorite, Ingo, as Jax. We wish him the best in all his future endeavors in his personal life as well as his career.
The General Hospital discussion circuit is sparking all sorts of General Hospital rumors regarding the latest vaccine mandate for the ABC Network daytime drama, General Hospital.
General Hospital news reports claim two major stars could be OUT at GH over their belief in freedom to choose how to medically care for themselves. General Hospital spoilers reveal the Executives over at GH are the first to mandate the vaccine in the soap opera genre.
The social media platform, Twitter, has been carrying the discussion/debate, which surrounds Ingo Rademacher (Jasper Jax Jacks) and Steve Burton (Jason Morgan). It has been rumored that Rademacher and Burton are taking a stance on the vaccine mandate, and due to their beliefs, they are said to be exiting the show. Steve and Ingo are long-time players over at GH, making this news very difficult for fans.
While there are those who do not believe the vaccine should be mandated, General Hospital news and spoilers reveal at least one co-star who is all for it. Nancy and Ingo have butted heads in the last, resulting in Nancy blocking Ingo on social media. Now Nancy has reached out to her fans on Twitter with her opinion on the matter.
No news reports have confirmed the General Hospital comings and goings rumors regarding Ingo and Steve at this time. We will keep fans in the know as new developments begin to surface.
The cast and crew of General Hospital have been following close protocol to ensure the health and safety of the employees at Prospect Studios, where the ABC soap opera, General Hospital is filmed.
General Hospital news reports confirm that the executives over at the 58 year old soap opera have announced a new regulation regarding Covid-19.
General Hospital news and spoilers announce the entire staff, cast, and crew must oblige by a brand new mandate with has recently been enforced.
General Hospital spoilers reveal, GH actress, Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) has taken to Twitter to make an announcement regarding the Covid-19 vaccination and it’s effect on the staff, cast, and crew, over at General Hospital.
According to Grahn, GH news confirmed General Hospital is the only Daytime Drama which a Covid vaccine requirement for all employees. Previously,
The Covid vaccine has been the focal point of recent public debates between cast mates, which some resulted in a negative outcome for the individuals engaged in these arguments. GH Blog reported on the Twitter feud between Grahn and Ingo Rademacher (Jasper Jax Jacks).
We wish TPTB over at GH the best in their quest to ensure health and safety to all employees of the ABC Daytime Soap Opera.
I am very proud to work on the ONLY Daytime Soap that has required that all performers, staff and crew be vaccinated. @GeneralHospital continues to lead with integrity.
Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) is feeling betrayed by his son, Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) after listening to Spencer’s confession about being Ava Jerome’s (Maura West) stalker.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Nikolas continues to shut Spencer out, forcing him and Esme (Avery Kristen Pohl) out of Wyndemere, while struggling with his choice to lose his relationship with his son.
General Hospital previews show Nikolas pays Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) a visit, seeking out advice from his Aunt. Alexis tells Nikolas not to shut Spencer out, while her tone suggests that she’s almost giving Nikolas a warning.
General Hospital rumors hint that Alexis will give Nik a heads up on Harmony Miller’s (Inga Cadranel) analysis of Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl). Alexis doesn’t want Nik to turn his back on Spencer because someone needs to look out for Spence while that sneaky girlfriend of his plots her next move.
Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) return home to Port Charles has been one of the most anticipated story lines in recent years. General Hospital‘s leading man has been greatly missed as fans have been (im)patiently awaiting his return along with Nina Reeves’ (Cynthia Watros) exposure.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sonny’s return and revelation will all go down on this week’s episodes of GH.
GH comings and going’s reports confirm that Sonny’s return will also bring another Port Charles resident back to the scene. According to the latest General Hospital news, Lexi Ainsworth will be retuning as Kristina Corinthos, daughter of Sonny and Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn).
General Hospital rumors suggest Ainsworth will return as Kristina for the revelation of her father’s return from the dead, in the upcoming, intense, climax to a long awaited storyline.
Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) has no shame in letting his father Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) fear a threat in which he knows the origin. Spencer has been stalking his step mom, Ava Jerome (Maura West), and even when Nikolas had a hunch, Spencer was able to wiggle out of that with the help of his girlfriend, Esme (Avery Kristen Pohl).
When Esme took it upon herself to help Spencer out and be the decoy, Nikolas was thrown off with the setback. He figured he was back to square one as his son couldn’t possibly have been the one to set Ava’s car on fire since he had a solid alibi.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Spencer isn’t done taunting dear old dad, and has a warning. Since Spencer is Ava’s stalker, he wants to bring awareness that there is still real danger lurking for Ava, that isn’t coming from him.
In recent General Hospital previews, son the presence of Esme, Spencer tells Nikolas that Ava’s stalker isn’t the only threat out there.
General Hospital rumors hint that Spencer is referring to Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Linstrom), after being rattled by his presence while visiting Aunt Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn).
Esme is the real threat. Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) warned Alexis that she has seen her kind before, a wayward girl who isn’t the victim. She had a strong sense of discomfort in Esme’s presence, especially when witnessing her fascination with Ryan and his condition. Spencer better watch his back before Esme takes things too far and ends up hurting people he loves- including himself.
General Hospital star, Ingo Rademacher, who plays the fan favorite, Jasper “Jax” Jacks. He has recently made headlines over an Instagram post, expressing his view point on those who tried to get him fired over his opinion on world’s current controversial debate. The hashtag #FireIngo trended on social media platform, Twitter.
General Hospital News recently broke, revealing that General Hospital fans started a hashtag trend with the intention to get Ingo Rademacher fired from his job because they did not agree with his stance on the vaccine mandate.
General Hospital Blog shared Ingo’s IG post, letting those people know exactly what he thinks of them trying to ruin his career.
General Hospital spoilers reveal GH cast mates have chimes in, including rival, Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis), and former co-star, Kimberly McCullough (Robin Scorpio). McCullough responses to an article tweeted by Deadline Hollywood, which showcased the current real life drama from ABC’s General Hospital.
In the tweet below, Kimberly quoted lyrics from rapper, Ice Cube, tweeting, “you betta check yourself before ya wreck yourself.”
It’s been a long time since anyone has heard from Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) mom, Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel). Last week, she arrived in Port Charles and made a surprise visit to her daughter at the Quartermaine’s. Now that more people are aware of her return, General Hospital spoilers reveal Harmony receives backlash.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Harmony’s return wasn’t well recepted by the people of Port Charles who know her… and even those who don’t. Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) was intrigued by the story he was told about Harmony, and it seems he and the Quartermaine’s believe she could be trying to make amends, sincerely.
However, not everyone is going to see Harmony as someone who is ready to change. General Hospital spoilers and previews indicate that Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) will give necklace to Harmony after finding out she has returned to PC. Alexis believes Harmony had ulterior motives for coming back.
Alexis remembers all too well what her daughter, Kristina Davis Corinthos (Lexi Ainsworth) went through as a result of that cult, and what her other daughter, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) had to go through, helping to get Kristina out.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Alexis isn’t ready to give Harmony a free pass.
Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) has teamed up with the newly free ex-convict, Shawn Butler (Sean Blakemore), to help find Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig). Since it’s a known fact that Shawn wasn’t the one to shoot Hayden, now that he is a free man, Sam and Shawn are setting out to get some answers in order to find the real person behind Hayden’s shooting.
Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) has been doing everything he can to keep his involvement a secret, even paying Pentonville to keep Shawn behind bars. Now that his plan has failed and Shawn is free, Nikolas is in panic mode.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nikolas is aware of Sam’s interest in finding Hayden. Unfortunately for Nikolas, he knows that Hayden knows the truth, and isn’t secure in knowing whether or not she would reveal he is the one behind her shooting.
General Hospital previews show Nikolas sitting down with Sam, discussing the current situation, as he gives her a suspicious warning to stop look for Hayden or else they’ll be trouble.
Nikolas has always acted like he was about to protect his Aunt Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), but his ulterior motives were to protect himself. The threat from Nikolas makes Sam very suspicious. She’s going to wonder why Nik is so strongly against finding Hayden.
General Hospital rumors hint that Nikolas doesn’t hesitate when it comes to protecting himself, and won’t stop at making things dangerous for even his own family, Sam Morgan.
News outlets are all abuzz surrounding the recent, breaking news, regarding Pop sensation, Britney Spears, and the drama over her Conservatorship.
General Hospital news reports confirm that General Hospital’s, Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) has something to say about her own personal experience with Family Court.
In a recent tweet, Grahn opens up about her own struggles, and as she calls it, “anguish,” over what has happened to her daughter. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nancy has disclosed and shared her opinion on LA Family law by stating that the law is FLAWED. She revealed that her daughter (Kate), was held hostage bu the courts, and after 4 years and $1.4 million later, her daughter was released after Nancy agreed to what we terms were set at that time.
Nancy empathizes with Britney while acknowledging that what Britney is implying is absolutely a possibility in the eyes of the law.
The entire situation is sad and a lot to take in, for both families. We are happy to see that Nancy’s nightmare with the family court system is over.
My point being that our justice system is capable of doing what Spears is implying. I am well put together & had ample evidence to support that as well as contradicting the claims of the plaintiff. It didn't matter.
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